Zoning By Laws in the District of Haliburton
Census Data for The District of Haliburton
Population: 18,062 (2016) 5.9% increase over 2011 population of 17,056
The total number of dwellings is 21,113 of which 8,443 are full time residents
The land area of Haliburton is 4,076 sq km's (1,574 sq miles) and has a density of 4 per sqare km
Data is from the 2016 Government Census
Algonquin Highlands by law: RU Zoning - Rural
Algonquin Highlands by law: RR Zoning– Rural Residential
Highlands East by law: SR1 Zoning – Shoreline Residential 1
Algonquin Highlands by law: SR2 Zoning – Shoreline Residential 2
Minden Hills by law: OS Zoning - Open Space
Highlands East by law: SR2 Zoning – Shoreline Residential 2
Highlands East by law: EP Zoning - Environmental Protection Zone
Algonquin Highlands by law: SR1 Zoning – Shoreline Residential 1
Minden Hills by law: RU Zoning - Rural
Algonquin Highlands by law: OS Zoning - Open Space
Minden Hills by law: RR Zoning– Rural Residential
Algonquin Highlands by law: EP Zoning - Environmental Protection Zone
Minden Hills by law: SR - Shoreline Residential
Highlands East by law: OS Zoning - Open Space
FAQ's on Zoning
Can I build a boat house on my property on Wood Lake in Bracebridge?
Are short term rentals permitted on Duck Lake in Seguin?
I own a lot in Bracebridge, can I park my trailer on it?
What is the difference between a Woodland Retreat and Hunt Camp in Bracebridge?
Can I build a second dwelling on my property in Bracebridge?
